₦airaland Forum

kestolove95:
It's yoruba again!!!

vanndubi:
When I say" they", I'm referring to a bigger system not just to EFCC or ICPC as a body. I keep mentioning EFCC and ICPC laws.

That bigger system is the Nigeria government, headed by the executive arm. As the main" paymaster", the executive arm dictates how those judges function.

We see and hear all manner of ridiculous judgements. Plea bargain: steal billions, return thousands and keep &enjoy the rest.meanwhile,steal a phone and be sentenced to 50 years in prison. Hope you know the cases I'm referring to?

tit:
buhari will fight corruption with lies!

egift:
Even you will agree APC has run an excellent campaign this 2015. PDP had hope to use power of incumbency and rigging machinery to return to power, but with the PVC and Card Reader still in play, all PDP can now to attack Buhari, then mock and trivialize APC policy proposals. That was what the debate was to achieve (listen to APC plans and mock it without providing alternatives or allowing it to be implemented).

APC has ran a unique campaign and we all expect a very dynamic administration too.

egift:
Jonathan and his agents have no useful ideas or plan - all the do is copy-copy, steal ideas and chase shadows. If swimming in the river will help Jonathan, he will be all over river Niger. What a Shame.

itetemi:
your mathematics get correct k-leg

olas24u:
So when we voted over for GEJ in 2011 it was cool ?you are the selfish person and lacks integrity.How can you support a president that increase poverty and have not affected Nigerians socially and economically.Southwest people support merit and hardwork

authority2006:
How can you fight against something that you don't believe it exists? "Stealing is not Corruption", How much did Nwobodo stole? The money that was not enough to buy Peugeot car", "Corruption is not our problem" "Corruption is being exaggerated "."I won't fight corruption by sending people to prison". I wonder where he will send them. Do you have any idea about where he will send them?

vanndubi:
We have EFCC and ICPC laws. They seem only to prosecute and convict yahoo yahoo boys. Sadly, this administration has not successfully executed EFCC and ICPC law on any notable corrupt personality in country.

gwales:
last time I checked this administration have done more in pardoning and associating with corrupt officials than preventing corruption.

gwales:
so gej that have pardoned corrupt officials is now better than the person even his most ardent critics have agreed that he is corrupt free. not forgotten that the president said corruption is not stealing

mikeansy:
In the words of Chidoka, the best way to fight corruption is to bring daylight to government activity

The FOI bill championed by this government does that

It is now up to the various institution to do their jobs

We have tried the Buhari way before and it has failed woefully

WisdomFlakes:
Buhari's not yet in office, remember? How about Jonathan, our sitting President, do something about that and other cases of corruption? Lemme guess.. coz the software designers/developers are not yet done programming his I.T-based solution to tackling the menace of corruption.

vanndubi:
@ OP, are u referring to goat/ yam system. Have u considered when separate the goat and the yam, another goat can go from behind and eat the yam?

The question is: what is the penalty for stealing govt's money?

Boss13:
This is one of the dumbest post I have ever read.

Prosecuting corrupt persons is the last stage of fighting corruption. Where they are weak controls or the ineptitude of leaders to curb corruption, corruption will grow.

You first start fighting corruption through an anti-corruption bill. This sets the tone on how corruption will be tackled. The UK has about 4 Acts on Bribery and Corruption, including Acts of Terrorism and this is reviewed regularly.

Next, you check the controls in place to curb corruption, waste and theft. Now this is where Jonathan and his dumb aides are screaming (laughs). These controls (Physical or IT related) will ensure that it is difficult to engage in corrupt practices. Examples includes centralisation of payments (like the IIPS put in place by NOI), Proper authorisation of payments, good audit trails of transactions etc. These controls must be reviewed for weaknesses and strengthened at all times.

Now, because we have hardened criminals in this country, controls might not curb corruption. This is where prosecuting agencies like the EFCC and ICPC comes into play. However, these prosecuting agencies cannot prosecute or arrest persons who have engaged in corruption if they are not reported. Hence, there is the need for whistle blowing agency on corruption, where anonymous persons can whistle blow of suspected corrupt practices or alleged corrupt practices. Likewise, the office of auditor general of the federation, if they are very efficient should be able to spot corrupt transactions and report to the prosecuting offices.

Also, corruption does not end with Public offices alone. It is even more perpetrated in private organisations. Now, it should be mandatory that every organisation train their employee on anti-corruption practices and send training reports and attendance on an annual basis. Whistle blowing can also work for private organisations too. Directors or CEOs would gets involved with corruption should be blacklisted amid prison time and should never hold such position nor get involved with corporate governance. The same should be application to public officer holders too.

That is free consultancy and that is how you fight corruption.

noordean:
Something new like "how much did jim nwobodo stole" ?
i dont know u guyz' problem, u wont jst stop deceiving urselves!

peckhamboi:
Police should gun them down if they cause any trouble.

Yeye People.

mikeansy:
Buhari has already declared amnesty for the corrupt because he can not possibly arrest Amaechi and Tinubu

kasheemawo:
because u posted nonsense

kasheemawo:
ewu

Agbawotosabi:
Hm...
In a country where stealin' is nt corruptn